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1 podziurawić
-wię, -wisz; vb od dziurawić* * *pf.pierce, puncture ( coś sth) make holes ( coś in sth); ( ziemię) (o deszczu, gradzie) pit; ( kulami) riddle with bullets, shoot up; ( o psie) bite holes ( coś in sth); podziurawiony full of holes, in holes; ( o ubraniu) tattered; w podziurawionej marynarce out at elbows.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podziurawić
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2 podziuraw|ić
pf Ⅰ vt podziurawić coś [osoba] to wear holes in sth [ubranie, buty]; [kule] to riddle sth with holes, to pit sth [mur, blachę]- podziurawić coś nożem to make holes in sth with a knife- podziurawione buty worn shoes- podziurawione skarpetki/swetry socks/jumpers full of holes a. with holes in them- podziurawione pociskami ściany bullet-riddled a. bullet-ridden walls, walls riddled with bullets- kadłub statku był podziurawiony jak sito the boat’s hull was riddled with holesⅡ podziurawić się [worek, rajstopy] to get worn outThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podziuraw|ić
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3 węg|iel
m 1. sgt Geol., Górn. coal- węgiel opałowy a. na opał stove coal- zasoby węgla coal reserves- pokład/złoże węgla a coal seam/deposit- kopalnia węgla a coal mine, a (coal) pit- wydobywać a. urabiać węgiel to extract a. mine coal- kubeł na węgiel a coal scuttle- komórka na węgiel a coalhouse, a coal house US- palić w piecu węglem to burn coal in a stove- czarny jak węgiel as black as coal a. soot, coal-black2. sgt Chem. carbon- dwutlenek węgla carbon dioxide- tlenek węgla carbon monoxide3. zw. pl (bryła opału) piece of coal, coal GB; (bryła żaru) coal; (wypalona) cinder; (żarząca się) ember- żarzące się węgle live coals a. embers- przygasające węgle dying embers- dorzucić kilka węgli do pieca to put some more coals on the fire GB4. sgt Szt. (do rysowania) (artist’s) charcoal- rysować/szkicować węglem to make charcoal drawings/sketches5. Szt. (rysunek) charcoal (drawing)- □ biały węgiel Techn. water power, white coal US- węgiel brunatny Geol., Górn. lignite a. brown coal- węgiel drzewny charcoal- węgiel kamienny Geol., Górn. hard bituminous coal US- węgiel kopalny Geol., Górn. mineral coal- węgiel lekarski a. leczniczy Farm. ≈ carbo medicinalis (form of activated charcoal, used medically)- węgiel promieniotwórczy Chem., Fiz. radiocarbon- węgiel retortowy Techn. retort carbon■ siedzieć jak na rozżarzonych węglach to be like a cat on a hot tin roof, like a cat on hot bricks GB- spalić coś na węgiel to char sth completelyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > węg|iel
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